The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-12-15

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At Z. w. Clark'a
Mr.. w. p. Denham came up from Ellavllle
on Saturday to spend Sunday in the Capital
City.
Mr. George A. Beard len for Valdosta. Ga.
last week
| PROF John A. Graham and bride spent q
lew days the past week with their Tallahassee
| friends
"A clear head is indicative of good health and
regular habits When the body is laAguid, and
the mind works slugglishly, Ayers ~Cathartic
Pills will assist in the recovery of physical buoy.
ancy and mental vigor.
This is the season when new subscribers be-
gin TO come in and old subscribers pay up, and
the FLoRIDIAN is receiving goody number OF
the former, while our present subscribers are
rapidly paying up and renewing for the great
campaign year of 1888.
Mr.. G. G. Gibbs, of Tallahassee Nursery, has
put out q row Of evergreens-olves and Spanish
bayonets acknowledgement the park on the
south front of the New Leon
Mr.. G. W. Granting Of Centrevile, has sent
as three samples of Leon county tobacco for the
Sub-Tropical Exposition.
rheumatism is caused by Tactic acid in the
blood, which Hoods Sarsaparilla neusralizes, and
thus cures rheumatism.
Mr. II. W. Demilly, of Tallahassee, was
elected one of the Vice Presidents of the Young
Mems Christian Association of Florida at the an.
nual session In Gainesville last week
Mrs. W. M. Girardeau, of Monticello, has
been on visit to Tallahassee friends the past
week.
"A personal inspection of Myers & Germans
handsome, valuable, useful and desirable Call
and see them.
Mr.. A. G. Clewis, of Decatur, Ala, arrived
this week and will spend the holidays in Tai la
hassee.
Mr.. JAS Chancellor, Professor Of Penman-
ship. is forming class in Tallahassee.
DR.. Jas. Frood went TO New York last week
to meet his family, who left Paris on the 3D.
They will arrive this week, and have engaged
rooms with Mrs. Dyke for the winter.
Yes, business 10 good, and every oae in my
establishment is as busy as they can be; but
60 right on repairing Watches, Clocks and Jew
eliy, and do all the engraving that comes in. and
my customers are not ashamed Of their work
when they get it. ERAsTUs W. CLARK.
Capt JEFF. N Lamar and wife, of Jackson-
vile, came up to the marriage of Major Graham
and Miss Maggie Bailey. as did also Judge W.
B. Lamar and Mr.. E. B. Bailey, of Monticello.
Newest and most desirable goods OF the sea-
son, at MYERS & GoRMAN's
The Tallahassee Railroad Committee has
been invited by COL McLendon to visit Thorn.
vile to-day and view the maps estimates, &c,
for the T. T. & N. Railroad.
Spaghetti, vermicelli AMI Fancy Italian
Paste, at Byrd & Denham's.
Miss Maggie Taylor, of Monticello, has been
the guest of Mrs. J. B. Collins this week.
There is gentleman now in our midst who
is The industrial Comnsisioner of one of the
noted cities of the country, and is distinguished
for his success in promoting the growth, pro-
gress and prosperity OF hat city. As. he and his
family are here solely for health, and have stu
dously avoided publicity, we will give no name,
but 1t is to be hoped that some OF our influen-
tial citizens can prevail upon him TO give, in
public address, his views as TO the best means
for thoroughly waking up community, aud of
making a CITY alive progressive aud fourishing.
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Mr.. John Hopkins visited Thomasvile last
week and saw work progressing along the line
of the T. T. & NJ Railroad. He says one mile Of
the Thomasville end was already graded and
two OF three hundred hands working between
that place and the Florida line. He also says
no doubt exists in Georgia as to the speedy com
pletion of the road to Monticello and TaIlahas-
see. Mr.. Hopkins secured a contract and took q
force Of hands up this week to begin work.
Something to crafty every taste. At
MYERS & GoRMAN'a
What can he mo re disaereeable, more dis
gushing, than TO sit in q room with person who
is troubled with catarrh, and has to keep cough
ing and clearing his or her throat Of the mucus
which drops into it Such persons are always
to be pitied if they try TO cure Themselves and
fail But if they get DR.. Sage's Catarh Remedy
there need be no failure.
The County Commissioners were in session
all day Monday. Bonds of B. F. Page. Justice
for 9th district. and Edw. Gray, for 4th district.
were approved. Mr.. Edmondson was appointed
to consult with sheriff in reference to Jail ex-
penditures. County bonds Nos. SO. IS. 119 and
100 were taken up and cancelled by trustees.
Petition TO change boundaries of precinct No.
II was granted. Petition to change boundaries
of Justice district No was referred 10 Messrs.
Blake and Anders. $500 and six months use
of Jail by county was offered for jail property.
Action postponed R. J. Bannerman was ap-
pointed road commissioner for District No. l.
Messrs. Black, Anders and Blake were appointed
committee on roads and bridges Messrs. Hous-
toun, Blake and Elmondson on finance. Messrs.
EdmoDdson. Blake and Houstoun on buildings
B. r. Maxwell was appointed road commissioner
for district No. a. The Tax Assessor was al
lowell assistants for commissioners districts Nos.
1, . and 8. They will he appointed at a future
meeting
BAR6 AIMS.
Now Is your time to save from 25 to IS per